A poll has found almost four in five people around the world believe access to the internet is a ‘fundamental right’.
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Most people believe Web access is a ‘fundamental right’ – poll
There will be 5 billion mobile cellular subscriptions around the world in 2010, according to the International Telecommunication Union (ITU).
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5 Billion Mobile Subscriptions in 2010
Social networking site users located around the world spent 5:35:05 (hh:mm:ss) on sites like Facebook and Twitter in December, up 82 percent from 3:03:54 in December 2008. In December 2007, 2:10:27 was spent on social networking sites by the average user, according to Nielsen.
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More Time Being Spent on Social Media Sites, Twitter Users Grow Fast, Get More Involved
The Internet will now allow users to create web and e-mail-addresses using non-Latin characters, opening up the Web to billions of people around the world.
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Internet body opens web to multiple languages
The Internet may soon host international domain names that can be written in non-Latin characters, such as Arabic, Russian and Chinese, making the medium more accessible to billions of people around the world.
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Internet to allow non-Latin character domains